How satellite data is bringing objectivity and speed to one of crop insurance’s most complex challenges—including the "1 in 4" rule.

At Agrograph, we don't just map crops—we unlock field-level insights that transform agricultural decision-making. Our platform is built on decades of remote sensing research, translating cutting-edge academic expertise into practical solutions for one of agriculture's most challenging problems: accurate, field-scale yield estimation for rice.

For all the energy surrounding biologicals and biostimulants, the industry is still searching for its breakthrough moment. The science is compelling: products that enhance water use, improve nutrient efficiency, and help crops perform under pressure should be a no-brainer in today’s farm economy. Yet adoption lags. Why? Because the problem isn’t just whether biologicals work—it’s knowing where and when they work best.

State and local governments across the U.S. are under increasing pressure to reduce nutrient runoff and protect water quality. Excess nitrogen and phosphorus runoff from agriculture fields into waterways directly contributes to harmful algal blooms…

At Agrograph, we’ve always believed in the transformative power of data to revolutionize agriculture. From the beginning, our mission has been to harness satellite imagery and machine learning to deliver actionable insights that empower farmers, agribusinesses, and stakeholders. Today, I’m thrilled to announce the start of an exciting new chapter for Agrograph with the addition of Taralinda Willis as our new Chief Executive Officer and Dale Willis as our new Chief Technology Officer.

In recent news from the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), a significant shift in reporting has stirred conversations across the agricultural industry. As of the 2024 production year, NASS has made the decision to discontinue all County Estimates Reports for Crops and Livestock, along with the Cotton Objective Yield Survey ¹. This decision has left many stakeholders wondering about the future of market transparency and reliable data access.

Agrograph was awarded the Small Grains Planted Area Monitoring, Evaluation, and Estimates for the Middle East and North Africa Grant through the USDA - Foreign Agriculture Service (USDA-FAS). The goal of this grant is to produce timely, accurate, and practical small grain crop identification maps and derivative reports on planted areas estimates in the Middle East.

Agrograph solutions are informing leading climate-smart initiatives, governmental programs, industry software platforms and global advisory services worldwide.

Banks are increasingly turning to fintechs to stay competitive, innovate and deliver enhanced services to their customers. But not all agfintechs are the same. The process of selecting the right partner can be a complex undertaking that requires careful consideration and strategic planning.

Agriculture’s resilience, coupled with the increasing conversion of farmland to urban and residential development, makes it an attractive proposition for investors.

Agrograph's inclusion on the Inc. 5000 List underscores the company's substantial growth and impact on modern day agricultural finance and regenerative agriculture initiatives.

Agrograph CEO Jim O'Brien has been featured in Bank Business News where he discusses modern agricultural land appraisals.

Ag Resource Management (ARM) leveraged Agrograph data for automated risk assessment and farm-specific data collection.

Agrograph will integrate Planet high-resolution global satellite data to comprehensively support clients’ need for data-driven business and farm-risk management decisioning tools.